SF&F Picture 19 out of 88 by Shara E. Donohue.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: En Masse (A crowd shot)

Basically, a whole bunch of my 3-D polymer clay critters. Um.. the guy in the front is one of the more recent additions. He's seated on a mirror, and is an absolutely adorable little dragon. There's also a wizard, a witch, a bunny that Beatrix Potter would be proud of, several angel bears, um... an ent (tree-person)... Sorry once again for my lacking description. This is an older piece/collection, and they are not painted, the color comes from the clay itself.


	Categories: [Angels, Religious, Spiritual, Holy] [Dragons, Drakes, Wyverns, etc] [Humourous or Cute Things] [Man, Men] [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters] [Normal Animals (Cats, horses, fish, etc)] [Wizards, Priests, Druids, Sorcerers...] [Woman, Women] Techniques: [Sculpture, Clay, Pottery, etc] [Other]

Date	Name	Comment
12 Apr 2003	Orenda	Loading... aw! they're so cute!I especially like the little green dragon in the front and the bright colours you used. Keep up the good work!
30 Apr 2003	Straker	Loading... Good to see other polyclay artists in the woods keep up the good work.
13 Jun 2003	Norma Peters	Loading... Awww! Now this is fabulous. I'd love to be able to create this sort of work. It would be difficult to pick a favorite from among them. They're all so beautifully crafted and designed, plus carefully painted. This is creativity at its best. You should be proud.
18 Sep 2003	Majik	Loading... nail varnish (or polish as people across the pond call it) seems to be a popular thing for painting. One friend painted her 'phone with it another painted a plastic airline fork with red nail varnish to complete her 'devil' costume for halloween. Shara E. Donohue replies: "It's a great medium! It's created to strengthen nails, and so adds strength to the sculptures. It also gives a high-gloss finish that's otherwise difficult to attain."
19 Sep 2003	Silver Griffin	Loading... I like the dragon & all the purdy brightness! That's a lot of nail polish!
19 Sep 2003	Himitsu_no_yume	Loading... I like the mushroom one witht he rainbow ^_^
28 Nov 2003	Nathan Neil Phillips	Loading... These are awesomely cute!
23 Mar 2004	Barbara (Cythtor Dreamchaser) Foster	Loading... Arrggghhhh! What I wouldn't give to be able to work that small! Compared to these, my dragons are huge! Anyway... What kind of fingernail polish are you using on these? The one time I tried to use fingernail polish on polymer clay, the sculputre melted under it! So these days I use a good varathane varnish on my sculptures and bake it one last time at 265degrees for 10 minutes. No stroke marks, and the finished piece is very shiny!
16 Jul 2004	Victoria Shan	Loading... wow. nail polish. i must greatly congratulate you for your attempt will nail polish. ish wonderful. O_O. pah. i cant sculpt that well. -_-. great job on mishta draggie in the front.
10 Apr 2006	Richard H. Patton	Loading... This seems the perfect place to tell you how much I admire all your clay critter creations. Wonderful, whimsical work! The colors are sumptuous, and the poses sublime. Thank you for sharing them with us. They are a joy! Have you ever considered preparing a polyclay tutorial for FARP? I expect it would be most welcome. Great job on your critters!

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SciFi and Fantasy Art: En Masse (A crowd shot)